Me, I think the Yeti's cooler than Mr. Cooly McCool with a big bag of cool on his way to the Coolfest in Coolsville.

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I personally think on a coolness scale then the Monster would = 0 kelvin which is −273.15 degrees Celsius.

Now you can't get than that

William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin

TP

Dang - that's brilliant The Plumber!

I so wished I'd put that as my "Uber cool" option.

In fact, I just did

Edited 28 April, 201016 yr by 1st-time Skoda Owner

Talking of brilliant Victorian scientists/engineers, here's one of my favourites:

Joseph Bazalgette - Chief Engineer of London's sewage system.

How cool are these dudes? (Thought you'd appreciate that The Plumber )

Talking of brilliant Victorian scientists/engineers, here's one of my favourites:

Joseph Bazalgette - Chief Engineer of London's sewage system.

How cool are these dudes? (Thought you'd appreciate that The Plumber )

That's a lot od Crap!

That's a lot od Crap!

You've no idea my friend - at the end of the London sewage system was the Crossness Pumping Station. Inside it were two mighty engines, each engine ran at 11 revolutions per minute, and each engine pumped 6 tons of sewage per stroke into a reservoir, which was then basically emptied straight into the Thames... yummy!

That's a lot od Crap!

I hope Agerbundsen you were referring to my esteemed predecessor from Yorkshire; Thomas Crapper, Plumber and toilet manufacture not the poor Monster

Oh to dispel the myth he did not invent the loo, just designed and manufactured them. He became famous as his name was emblazoned in the toilet pan in bold letters.

TP

Cooler than Frosty the snow man .. .. ..

Since we're on matters scatological, I expect you all know that it was a Somerset yokel who, in 1874, invented the toilet seat?

And then, in 1875, a London gentleman invented the hole in it.

This of course is the politically corrected version.

I hope Agerbundsen you were referring to my esteemed predecessor from Yorkshire; Thomas Crapper, Plumber and toilet manufacture not the poor Monster

Oh to dispel the myth he did not invent the loo, just designed and manufactured them. He became famous as his name was emblazoned in the toilet pan in bold letters.

TP

I did indeed, and just to make sure - no disrespect intended for either Sir Thomas or the Gentleman handling the effluent. I have also great admration for Isambard Brunel, J. A. Roebling and Richard Trewithick, but not sure if they were Victorians.

..... but where would Yeti be on Top Gear's 'Cool Wall'? Knowing Clarkson probably in the furnace.

..... but where would Yeti be on Top Gear's 'Cool Wall'? Knowing Clarkson probably in the furnace.

I refuse to accept an opinion of what's cool or not from a man who dresses like this, and has a mirkin on his head.

I refuse to accept an opinion of what's cool or not from a man who dresses like this, and has a mirkin on his head.

You learn something every day!

Well, looks to me like the Yeti is going to be "Unexpectedly Cool".

Not that there's any bias at all on this forum, of course